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Rajab Butt’s Wife Seeks Child Maintenance, Dowry Return

Lahore Guardian Court issues notice to YouTuber Rajab Butt after his wife seeks financial support for their son and the return of dowry belongings.

LAHORE, October 13, 2026: Pakistani YouTuber Rajab Butt’s wife, Emaan Fatima, has approached a Guardian Court in Lahore, seeking maintenance expenses for their minor son and the return of her dowry belongings.

The court has issued a notice to Rajab Butt and directed him to submit his response to the petition.

Emaan Fatima Seeks Child Maintenance and Dowry Return

According to the application, Emaan Fatima alleged that Rajab Butt forced her to leave their matrimonial home just a few months after their marriage.

She further claimed that the couple has a son, Kivan, and that Rajab Butt has not provided financial support for the child.

In her petition, Emaan Fatima alleged that the YouTuber earns millions of rupees every month and has sufficient financial resources to meet his son’s expenses.

She requested the court to direct Rajab Butt to pay maintenance for their minor child and order the return of her dowry belongings.

Court Seeks Rajab Butt’s Response

The development marks another stage in the couple’s ongoing legal dispute, which has previously attracted public attention.

The allegations concerning maintenance, income and marital circumstances remain claims made by the petitioner and have not been established by the court.

Rajab Butt’s response to the latest petition has yet to be reported. The matter remains pending before the court.

Suleman Awan
Suleman Awanhttps://thelahoretribune.com/
Suleman Awan is an experienced court journalist specializing in judicial and legal affairs. Currently associated with Public News, he has previously worked with PNN and Aik News. With extensive experience covering the Lahore High Court and Lahore’s lower courts, he is known for accurate, credible and source-driven reporting on major court proceedings and legal developments. He can be reached at suleman@thelahoretribune.com
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